Burruss may have joined “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” in its second season, but she still rules the roost.
Burruss’ talent as a songwriter, performer and entrepreneur thrust her into the top tier of “Housewives” who’ve best used the Bravo platform to build their brand and launch businesses. She’s also managed (mostly) to stay out of the show’s drama in recent seasons, even when her own mother is trash-talking her husband.
If she had to cross over to another reality show, it would be “Love It or List It” on HGTV: “I love seeing the potential for homeowners to see the value in a home that they felt like was no longer suitable for them, and what would be their alternative options for a new life and their dream home.”
